Sri Lanka Classic Tour

Day 1: Airport to Kandy

Your tour expert from Lanka Tour Driver will pick you up from the airport, your hotel, or your preferred meeting point and take you to Kandy.

Kandy is a city with many cultures and one of the well-known main cities in Sri Lanka and is located in the heart of Sri Lanka. Since the Buddha's sacred tooth relic is housed there, Kandy has gained additional notoriety as a holy city. We'll take you to the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage, the beautiful Royal Botanic Gardens of Peradeniya and the Temple of the Tooth, where a sacred tooth relic of the Lord Buddha is enshrined. The temple is exquisitely designed with ornamental stonework, a golden roof, and polished wood.

Overnight in Kandy

Day 2: Kandy to Nuwara Eliya

Nuwara Eliya is a city in the hill country of the Central Province of Sri Lanka famously known as "Little England." The city is the administrative center of the Nuwara Eliya District. It has beautiful scenery and the coldest weather in Sri Lanka. With mist covering the tops of the hills, this small city looks like it belongs in heaven. It's hard to blink for a second when you see flowers on such beautiful landscapes

Overnight in Nuwara Eliya

Day 3: Nuwara Eliya to Bentota

Bentota stretches along the western coast of Sri Lanka. In Bentota, you can have a great time with plenty of hotels, villas, and luxury resorts.

Boat safaris in Bentota are very popular because of the nearby Madu River. Bentota is popular for water sports like Jet Skiing, Banana Boating, Kite Surfing, and Sea Plane Tours. The stunning home and garden of world-renowned architect Jeffery Bawa render you speechless. The turtle conservation project is a significant factor in the region. The only things that break up the long stretches of golden sand are corkscrew palms and the occasional granite outcrop.

Overnight in Bentota

Day 4: Bentota to Airport via Colombo

Colombo is known as a shopper's paradise because it has a great selection of local malls, art, and handicrafts from Sri Lanka. You will walk around the famous streets of Fort and Pettah, where you can buy almost anything, from street food and electronics to clothes and books.

You will also see how Colombo is a mix of different cultures and religions through its colonial buildings and places of worship. Temples, Kovils, Mosques, and Churches can be found all over the city, and each has its own story.